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Understanding 9/11Space, stars, and the beginning of time : what the Hubble telescope saw
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66 p. : 27 cm
Photographs and text examine the Hubble Space Telescope, discussing how Hubble has helped scientists learn about the universe, and describing how scientists have used the telescope to discover new galaxies, verify the existence of dark energy, and related topics
Through the eye of the Hubble telescope, the author guides the readers through the evolution of our universe, exploring new galaxies, investigating dark matter, and speculating on the Big Bang Theory and the question of where we came from
7.2
3-6
Includes bibliographical references (p. [63]) and index
The spyglass grows up -- A final visit to the Hubble -- The beginning of time -- The dark forces and black holes -- The life cycle of a star -- Recipe for a planet
Accelerated Reader MG 8.6 2
Photographs and text examine the Hubble Space Telescope, discussing how Hubble has helped scientists learn about the universe, and describing how scientists have used the telescope to discover new galaxies, verify the existence of dark energy, and related topics
Through the eye of the Hubble telescope, the author guides the readers through the evolution of our universe, exploring new galaxies, investigating dark matter, and speculating on the Big Bang Theory and the question of where we came from
7.2
3-6
Includes bibliographical references (p. [63]) and index
The spyglass grows up -- A final visit to the Hubble -- The beginning of time -- The dark forces and black holes -- The life cycle of a star -- Recipe for a planet
Accelerated Reader MG 8.6 2
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